Helen Annis Criticizes Traditional Approaches to Relapse Prevention That Involve

question 7

Multiple Choice

Helen Annis criticizes traditional approaches to relapse prevention that involve similar interventions to those that occurred during treatment because:

• A)treatment interventions,such as attendance at Twelve Step meetings,have not been proven to work
• B)relapse is such a frequent occurrence that different interventions are needed
• C)AOD counselors do not have the training to implement relapse prevention strategies
• D)the principles that determine the initiation of a behavior change may be different than the principles that determine whether or not the behavior change is maintained

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Labor union

An organized association of workers formed to protect and further their rights and interests.

French unions

Labor unions in France, known for their significant role in national labor policies and practices, and renowned for a high level of activism and participation in protests and strikes.

Political pressure

The exertion of influence by individuals, groups, or organizations on political decision-makers to achieve a desired outcome.

Favorable labor policies

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